From what’s available, "Delete" centers on an AI threat rather than identity politics. Characters are developed primarily for their narrative roles; there’s little focus on forced representation or prioritizing identity over plot. No notable hyper-competent diverse characters that break tension. It appears to maintain narrative integrity well by contemporary standards.

The show doesn’t heavily attack or undermine traditional values like family, religion, or masculinity. While some tech paranoia themes are present, any critique of established institutions feels standard for the genre rather than an ideological hit piece. Traditions are not subverted for modern virtue signaling.

There’s no real agenda-pushing on identity, gender, or politics. While the show is standard sci-fi with tech warnings, it lacks the now-commonplace villainization of dissenters or cartoonish caricatures of alternative viewpoints. There’s some debate about philosophy and technology, not ideology.